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VANCOUVER
KP)
John
L
Negro
Minister
Accepts
Call
to
'White'
Parish
was
HsVd
as
missing
and
pre
Settle
Korean
War
son
looking
at
htm.
Ha
hut
Mm
in
the
crowd
before
ha
Muld
speak
to
him.
Sutherland
believes
his
soli
Li
suffering
from
loss
of
memory.
He
has
checked
dozens
of
English
towns
and
villages
looking
for
information
of
him.
'
""
sumed
dead.
Five
years
ago
Sutherland
returned
to
his
native
England
and
went
on
an
impulse,
he
says
to
the
clock
at
Kings
Cross
station.
He
was
"petrified"
to
see
his
HUM
IS
W.
CAKPENTKK
llv
'
Burks
Falls
Is
a
summer
holiday
vacation
centre
48
miles
south
of
North
Bay.
f3utherland.
70.
of
Vancouver
plans
to
leave
next
month
to
keep
his
fifth
Eaater
Sunday
vigil
under
the
clock
at
Lon-don't
King's
Cross
station.
He
will
be
looking
for
his
son,
Wilfred
Sutherland,
an
RCAF
observer
who
was
shot
down
over
Holland
10
years
ago.
He
MTKU
NATIONS,
N.Y.
(AP)-The
United
imlav
w's
reported
shaping
up
an
emphatic
it
I
N
allif.s
ior
more
ntip
in
Korea.
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
February
12,
1953
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fa-
curies
imre
Canada
to
Help
Mexico
Develop
.piatic
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JUST
AS
LONG
AS
OUR
BURKS
FALLS,
Ont.
(CP)
A
Negro
minister.
Rev.
Wilfred
Sheffield,
has
accepted
a
call
to
a
Baptist
church
here
with
an
all-white
congregation.
The
29-year-old
minlsU-r
Is
believed
the
first
Negro
to
take
charge
of
a
church
with
an
all-white
following
In
Canada.
He
accepted
the
call
at
the.
demand
of
the
parishioners.
He
spent
two
weeks
at
Burks
Falls
on
an
evangelical
campaign
and
ince
then
the
congregation
has
been
asking
for
his
appointment.
Rev.
A.
Burns,
superintendent
of
the
home
mission
board,
said
there
are
other
ordained
Negro
ministers
In
Canada
but
they
either
work
with
Negro
congregations
or
are
in
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LASTS
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f(,r
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quirk
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to
save
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Express
4
Pacific
Ports
MEXICO
CITY
(CP)
In
formed
sources
said
Tuesday
Canada
will
help
develop
four
of
Mexico's
Pacific
ports
in
order
to
boost
trade
between
the
two
countries.
The
ports
are
Mazatlan,
Man-zanillo,
Acapulco
and
Kallna
Cruz.
Canadian
capital
will
augment
Mexican
financing.
Canadian
wheat,
machinery
and
other
products
will
be
shipped
directly
to
the
newly-modernized
ports,
and
in
return
Mexico
hopes
to
sell
Canada
more
of
her
own
products.
YOU
CAN
OBTAIN
thut
black
marketing
and
Illegal
profiteering
are
rife
In
the
embattled
country.
There
also
are
Indication
that
diplomatic
experts
are
studying
a
possible
blockade
of
tied
China.
Some
sources
said,
however,
there
Is
little
chance
of
such
a
move
although
there
may
be
a
widening
of
economic
restrictions
now
In
effect.
The
U.S.
took
over
genera',
council
direction
of
the
Korean
war
hi
19S0
shortly
after
tht
security
council
decided
the
UN
must
meet
the
Communfct
ag
grcuilon.
Britain,
Canada,
Australia
and
a
numbrr
of
other
countries
answered
appeals
by
Washington
and
by
UN
Secretary-General
Trygve
Lie
for
help
but
since
then
there
has
been
almo.it
no
Increase
In
military
aid
for
the
UN.
The
US,
In
fact,
has
turned
down
some
military
aid
because
it
was
offered
In
small
units
and
the
cost
of
equipping,
training
and
transporting
them
would
have
been
far
more
than
It
was
worth
to
the
UN.
It
also
has
not
accepted
the
Nationalist
Chinese
jipments
The
Best
in
Quality
missionary
and
administrative
fields.
"It
Is
a
very
happy
situation,"
Mr.
Burns
said.
"The
Burks
Kails
congregation
has
recognized
his
gifts
irrespective
of
his
color
and
appreciate
the
Christian
qualities
of
the
man."
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Record
AT
Mate
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.ililpmrnts
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by
tfic
Canadian
,
Exprfvs
in
1!)2
than
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runipany'
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Mjrtin.
Monl-nrri!
nuiuK'T,
told
CS
txpress
of-
;
(,(
tup
.iolish
Urn
all-time
rec-P'n.p.mv
picki-d
up
and
i
:4M7:'4H
shipments
,V."th'
!0
provinces
of
The
Lowest
Price
This
yecr
make
your
Valentine
a
Gift
of:
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BABV
BIRNS,
daughter
of
Mr,
and
Mrs.
Joseph
Burns
of
Montreal,
walls
a
bit
to
show
her
two
teeth.
They
were
there
when
she
was
born.
It
was
nine
days
later
before
she
gut
round
to
having
her
picture
taken
in
Montreal's
6t.
Mary's
hospital.
Blasting
Powder
In
Bag
Used
To
Fight
Fire
.
NELSON,
dC
CP
Three
linemen
didn't
know
it
at
the
time,
but
they
fought
a
pole-line
fire
with
a
10-pound
bag
of
blasting
powder.
One
pole
had
been
blasted
by
a
dynamite
charge
and
a
second
was
set
afire.
The
linemen
were
called
out
In
pre-dawn
darkness.
They
fought
the
fire-
at
the
base
of
the
pole,
using
the
bag
to
beat
out
flames.
After
it
was
over,
a
peek
In
the
bag
showed
It
was
loaded
with
blasting
powder.
A
fuse
was
attached
to
the
powder,
but
It
did
not
explode.
The
poleline
blast
occurred
In
the
Doukhobor
district
near
Nelson.
The
men
are
empiojed
by
the
West
Kootenay
Power
and
Light
Company.
SHOES
SLIPPERS
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mice
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over
the
previous
The
U
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government
made
It
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of
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known
last
year
In
the
UN
as-
;rifn-,iif
in
traffic
was
sembly
In
Paris
that
it
desired
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throughout
Can-
HANDBAGS
or
HOSIERY
notning
nappened,
tor
other
countries
answered
they
were
doing
all
they
could.
But
the
new
administration
Is
laying
down
In
straight
terms
what
II
expects
the
UN
partners
to
do.
mi
The
UN
survey
on
South
Ko-
j
lo
the
ability
of
the
v
to
mwt
the
public'
,r
increased
express
Mr
Martin
Mid
o(
the
three-day
birr
he
explained,
rn'a
s
the
last
year'i
m-
M
latu
limg,
iusar-cane
flavor
to
nam
airs
-ni
iaifl.
VOGUE
SHOES
LTD.
Adds
nourishment
too
.
.
.
Rogcr'
Golden
Syrup
it
a
a
p
xd
xhI
tource
of
quick
et.e
r?y.
H
eralions,
t"
discus
ways
;
lean
needs
said
that
outside
In-r.i
of
Improving
the
j
vestments
of
about
tlJ50.000.000
rvrr
plt!e.
and
:
In
Industry,
fisheries,
agrtcul-and
plan
new
method,
i
ture,
reforestation
and
transport
.rly
those
concerned
plus
(400.000,000
In
outright
re-
ip-nimt
up
of
express
lief
would
be
necessary
to
put
jt
termina!
points
Korea
on
Its
feet.
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